Apartments Rentals Near Riverside South Park

Stonehenge Towers, an elegant twelve-story elevator apartment building, contains 151 units and a 36-car garage.

The many cultural attractions of the Upper West Side have long been central to the neighborhood's enduring appeal. But while a great many apartments for rent on the Upper West Side offer access to the neighborhood's distinctively New York charm, only The Lyric can say that it truly encompasses an Upper West Side landmark. The Lyric, a new-construction rental apartment with a stunning suite of amenities, elegant apartments for rent, and a peerless location, also shares an address with Symphony Space, an iconic UWS cultural institution.

This very handsome apartment building is modeled on the twin-towered forms of the Majestic and Century, the important Art Deco towers on Central Park West. While not as detailed as those famous pre-war buildings, this 27-story building was a very important addition to the Broadway skyline, and its setback towers respected the boulevard's traditional cornice line.

Sleek, modern and stylish inside and out, The Melar is perhaps the defining luxury high-rise rental building on this stretch of one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods, and certainly one of the most desirable no-fee rentals on the Upper West Side. With amenities that afford discerning NYC dwellers the lavish living experience they expect from a luxury rental apartment on the Upper West Side and graceful, innovative interior design on display in every apartment home, The Melar is a true Upper West Side gem.

The Upper West Side is known for its bustling high-end life, and highly luxurious residences. 575 West End Avenue, a renovated prewar Manhattan rental building near the Hudson River, is certainly an example of both. This luxury residential building stands 13 stories high, and boasts 54 apartments for rent that come with fashionable prewar decorative sensibilities and all modern conveniences. The intertwining of these two periods make 575 West End Avenue the best of both worlds for New Yorkers serious about where they live.